Assistive Technology (AT) ranges from low-tech options like adaptive utensils, to very high-tech smart home technology and includes anything that supports individuals in becoming more independent to achieve their goals in work, school or their daily lives. During this video care coordinators can explore different types of assistive technology; and think about how to better help One Care enrollees navigate, identify and obtain AT from resources such as the Assistive Technology Regional Centers in MA.
The purpose of this video online module is to support One Care plan providers and staff in engaging One Care enrollees in their care. Based on their own personal and professional experiences, One Care Implementation Council members with disabilities offer an “insider’s perspective” on how to interact with individuals with disabilities in a manner that conveys respect and understanding.
Motivational Interviewing or MI is a method of interacting with individuals to facilitate health behavior change. MI is a shift away from telling people why they should change or how they should change instead MI works to draw out from the person their ideas about why change would be beneficial and how it can be done in the context of that individual’s life. During this module providers and plan staff will consider why people change health behavior, review some key concepts of MI, view examples of those concepts, and explore resources for additional training on MI.
This module provides an overview of the rights that each One Care enrollee has as part of being in One Care. This module will help you answer questions such as: What choices do enrollees have in One Care? What opportunities do enrollees have to participate in One Care? What are enrollees rights in regards to the ADA? How can enrollees question a decision?
This module is for One Care plan staff and providers working with One Care enrollees. During this module, you will review the Independent Living (IL) principles of self-determination, self-direction, the dignity of risk, and person-centered planning. You will hear from One Care consultants and advocates about how these principles impact the lives of people with disabilities and determine actions you can take to incorporate IL principles into your work beyond your current practice.
This module provides an overview of One Care. The module will help you answer questions your patients might have, including: What is One Care? Who are the One Care plans? Where can people get enrollment help? Who is eligible? How do people enroll?